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"The Nürburgring has a new owner: The Russian billionaire Viktor Charitonin buys for information of the economy week instead of floundering Düsseldorf automotive Capricorn at the race track. Capricorn boss Robertino Wild had the second purchase price rate of five million euros so far and can not afford his share of two thirds of the Capricorn Nürburgring possession mbH (CNBG) must withdraw in early October to a trustee. Previously, it was revealed that Wilds art collection - which he placed as security for a deferred payment - was already pledged elsewhere.
Wilds CNBG shares now takes Charitonin through an intermediate holding company. The 41-year-old Russian is a major shareholder and chairman of the board of Pharm standard, which he founded in 2003 together with the oligarchs Roman Abramovich and now expanded to become the largest domestic pharmaceutical manufacturers in Russia. He managed his fortune also used two shell companies in Cyprus. Forbes magazine listed him in 2013 with an estimated fortune of more than one billion dollars in 1342 to place the richest people in the world. Charitonin, which also has an apartment in London's ultra-expensive luxury residential building One Hyde Park, is Oldtimerfan and went this year the Rally Mille Miglia with a Mercedes 500 K of 1935. Upon request, he declined to comment.
According to reports Charitonin has the second and the third due in December purchase price installment already paid. The Nürburgring liquidator Jens Lieser and Thomas Schmidt had the contract to Capricorn and its co-investor Getspeed awarded in March for a total of 77 million euros, the Axel Heinemann heard a former partner of the Boston Consulting Group. The administrator does not commented on request also."
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